Recap of Tom Wolf's meeting with the York Daily Record editorial board

Tom Wolf, a York County businessman and Democratic candidate for governor, spoke to the York Daily Record/Sunday News editorial board this afternoon. He called for increasing state funding for education, enacting a severance tax on natural gas drilling and reforming campaign finance rules in Pennsylvania.

Members of the community were invited to attend. Some got to ask questions near the end.

Jenny Englerth, executive director for Family First Health:

Englerth knew Wolf's position about the Affordable Care Act and expanding Medicaid in Pennsylvania, but she said she was pleased to hear the reasoning behind it. She felt his tying social justice and cost together was "powerful."

Colleen Burkett of Spring Garden Township:

She knew about his positions ahead of time. She said she liked his stance on renewable energy.

"He's a person of substance and he understands the issues," she said. "How many of our candidates could go through this rigorous questioning?"

Darcel Kimble of Manchester Township:

She came to learn more.

"I was not surprised by what he said, but surprised at how he said it," she said.

Megan Sweeney, communications director for the Republican Party of Pennsylvania, criticized Wolf's comments about the Affordable Care Act.

"Today, Tom Wolf stated that a law that cost 250,000 Pennsylvanians their health care coverage is 'a step in the right direction.' Perhaps Tom Wolf was too busy calling for new taxes on energy to notice how ObamaCare is hurting small businesses, driving up health care costs for our local governments, and costing families their doctors," she said in an email.

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